Top 3 Criteria for Hiring an Auditing Firm in Singapore
Hiring an audit firm is an important milestone for businesses and companies as an effort to guarantee the accuracy and transparency of their financial reports. By Singaporean legislation, companies that do not meet the audit exemption criteria must ensure their financial statements and accounting records are audited yearly. Most accounting firms in Singapore, regardless of…
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Singapore Tax Guide: Check a Company’s GST Registration Number
By Singaporean legislation, a GST registered company may claim back GST incurred on business expenses and file quarterly GST returns to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). Goods and Services Tax or GST is a broad-based consumption tax charged in addition to the price of imported products, as well as a wide-ranging category of…
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Singapore Tax Guide: Acquiring a GST Registration Number
As per Singaporean legislation, individuals and companies are required to file annual income tax returns to the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). Companies that apply for GST are given a GST registration number for identification purposes. GST registered companies may then file tax claims for business expenses as well as submit quarterly GST returns…
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Singapore audit exemption for Private Limited Companies
In accordance with the Singapore Companies Act, private limited companies are required to have their financial statements audited by an auditor or public accountant at least once a year unless they pass the criteria for audit exemption. Proper records are required to be maintained by the company and be made available to auditors conducting the…
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Basic Roles and Features of Accounting Firms in Singapore
Accounting firms exist as an entity to provide professional accounting services to businesses. There are many areas of service that an accounting firm can provide, and they are not just confined to purely bookkeeping activity. Some of these include corporate finance, business recovery and liquidation, corporate secretarial and financial management advisory. Auditing and Statutory reporting…
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